This week, we’re all springing forward. We’re ready to welcome spring with enthusiasm, especially with all these amazing events going on in the city. Show where you’re out and about #ThisWeekInPhilly on social media!
Monday, March 11
- Cheer on the Flyers playing the Ottawa Senators at the Wells Fargo Center at 7pm.
- Head to Lucky’s Last Chance in Queen Village for Vinyl Mondays hosted by Live Local. Bring your favorite vinyl records to share with fellow music lovers. The jam session starts around 8pm and late night happy hour starts at 10pm.
- Who gets the final rose? Gather ‘round with fellow Bachelor Nation at City Tap House University City to see the Finale Watch Party. Of course, there will be wine, cheese, and tears. Plus, fun raffle prizes including goodies from LUSH, mani/pedis, and more!
Tuesday, March 12
- Make the most out of your lunch break at Independence Business Alliance’s Lunch and Learn. BYO lunch to Industrious Coworking to learn how to sell your business in a way that fits your brand, utilize and empower your existing team and resources, and track results.
- In recognition of International Women’s Month, Del Frisco’s Executive Chef has created an exclusive five-course menu. The Women in Wine Dinner was made to complement an impressive selection from noteworthy female winemakers from Pride Mountain Vineyards.
- Come hungry and make your own delicious Pizzeria Vetri’s Pizza After Dark. Tickets include two pizzas and toppings, one carafe of wine or pitcher of beer, dessert, instruction, and service.
- The Pennsylvania SPCA is hosting Philly Sports Trivia at the Punch Line Philly. The tickets are $20 and the trivia will center around the Flyers, Phillies, Eagles, 76ers and more.
Wednesday, March 13
- Love City Brewing is taking over the The Abbaye in Old City. From 6:30 – 9pm, come to their “Buy The Glass Night” for a keepsake pint to refill their Love City draughts. There will be chances to win cool prizes from the brewery, too.
- Join WHYY for a behind-the-scenes look at the artistic process and the history of BalletX in a conversation with BalletX director Christine Cox. After the Q&A, enjoy the full performance of BalletX’s three pieces.
- Come to the Art + Data Hack-a-thon, sourced from Arthur Ross Gallery’s crowd-sourced exhibition, “Citizen Salon.” BYO laptop, and they’ll provide a USB preloaded with data, facilitation from Price Lab for Digital Humanities technologists, beverages, and snacks.
- Continuing throughout March, Philly Art Collective is offering free Capoeira classes for women. The practice of this ancient Afro-Brazilian Martial art blends dance, self-defense, acrobatics, music, and culture. Classes are open to all, and no experience necessary.
Thursday, March 14
- Join Independence Seaport Museum in celebrating the work of women in STEAM fields. Discuss the hurdles they overcome during a women-identifying-only night of fun in the name of science. Sip on signature drinks like “Hedy Lamarrtini” and “Marie Curacao” while participating in roundtable discussions. Topics range from parental leave to inclusive language in the workplace and everything in-between.
- Got a Riddikulous obsession with Hogwarts? Show off your knowledge at Harry Potter Quizzo Night at City Tap University City. Get inspired by themed specials like Poly Juice shots, butterbeer, and more.
- Meet Flyers alumni, Bob Kelly and Brian Propp, during Bullies Night Out at Xfinity Live! before the game. Then, tune in to watch the Flyers play the Capitals at the Wells Fargo Center at 7pm.
Friday, March 15
- The PA Ballet presents the premiere of Angel Corella’s Giselle at the Academy of Music. The restaging of this story of a young woman whose love triumphs over vengeance – even beyond death. Come see this hauntingly romantic work that continues to move audiences.
- Philadelphia Commission is holding their 3rd annual Women’s Annual Summit for Women & Girls. This year’s summit will include 8 breakout sessions topics such as financial literacy, health and wellness, self-esteem, economic empowerment, and leadership development.
- Go behind-the-scenes with Young Friends of Philadelphia Museum of Art into the European and Decorative Arts storage. The tour will be followed by a sculpting lesson with The Clay Studio and complimentary drinks.
- Hometown rapper Meek Mill is bringing The Motivation Tour to Philadelphia’s newest music venue, The Met.
- 10, 9, 8, 76ers… Cheer on the Sixers as they take on the Sacremento Kings at the Wells Fargo Center at 7pm.
Saturday, March 16
- The second round of Erin Express continues! This infamous Philly bar crawl is free and offers buses to more than a dozen participating locations.
- Nick’s Old City is celebrating St. Patrick’s Weekend all day Saturday and Sunday. Delicious food specials include braised cabbage and corned beef eggrolls, crispy potato pancakes, short rib braised with Guinness, and Baileys Irish cream Cheesecake.
- Join 1,000 people at TEDxPenn 2019 conference at Irvine Auditorium at the University of Pennsylvania. Gain insight and learnings from a talented speaker lineup and set of performers.
- Join some adorable piggies for Pig Yoga! Pig yoga is a fun opportunity for the pigs to socialize and enjoy the company of humans. Enjoy 30 minutes of yoga with pigs, followed by 15 minutes to socialize and take pictures.
Sunday, March 17
- Walk off the effects of St. Patrick’s Day at the Paddy’s Day .5k hosted by Evil Genius Brewing Company. Tickets get you two draft beers, some fun swag, and proceeds benefiting Fishtown Neighbors Association.
- St. Stephen’s Green hosts the second annual St. Patrick’s Day Block Party in Fairmount. Drink specials will be going on all day between 10am to 8pm. Entertainment includes live music from Poor Man’s Gambit and a performance by Emerald Isle Irish Dance Academy.
- It’s closing weekend of Hamilton Was Here: Rising Up in Revolutionary Philadelphia exhibit at Museum of the American Revolution. The interactive exhibit reveals connections between our city and Alexander Hamilton’s extraordinary contributions to the nation’s founding. Explore history through playful interactives, scenic environments, and facilitated games.
